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@astaingegerdm

@trip17 - Very interesting to see That you may have a vascular problem causing the pain. There would be a possible way to cure you.
It reminds me of my abdominal pain caused by decreased blood supply to the intestines after meals. There was a large ligament pressing on the celiac artery. The ligament was cut and blood flow restored. A few months later I needed a stent to keep the vessel open. This condition is called Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome—MALS.
The pain I had and what you experienced during your heart test is called abdominal angina. Insufficient blood supply.
Your next vascular test will show where the problem is.
Please get back to us about the outcome.

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Will do. thanks!

@astaingegerdm Hi Inge,
Just wondering how the doctors saw this decreased blood supply to the intestines after meals. Was it some type of CT scan or other types of tests? Very interesting to say the least.

That sounds like what I have. I guess we’ll know as soon as I get in to see the vascular surgeon. Hopefully this week. 🙏🏼